Consumers pay through the nose for cash withdrawals on credit cards
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Consumers pay through the nose for cash withdrawals on credit cards
By admin | September 24th, 2008 | Cash Back & Rewards, Credit CardsWith credit conditions still tight and household finances stretched to their limits as a result of rising living costs, higher food prices, soaring petrol prices, and rocketing bills, many people have found that they do not have enough money to make ends meet each month. As a result of this many have found that they [...]
Credit card firms try to tempt consumers into expensive cash withdrawals
By admin | June 30th, 2008 | Credit CardsAs if households in the UK haven’t got it hard enough when it comes to their finances, it appears that some credit card firms are playing on the financial instability of their customers by trying to entice them into taking out cash from a cash point using their credit card. The credit card providers lead [...]
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